In article <139.2e0cc311.2db9af80@aol.com>, B1LLYW@aol.com writes:
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> It's done. My Dak is on the road and back in my driveway. No video yet, I
> added some "finished pics" to my website. I still need to detail the engine
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> so I haven' t got any pics of that yet (body shop snot makes a mess).
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> It is really nice. I've only got about 100 miles on the drivetrain so I
> haven't romped on it yet. The torque is awesome. I barely lift the clutch and
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> Motor is running good, no rocker noise to speak of, no exhaust leaks, no
> fluid leaks that I've found. I hope I'm not jinxing myself.
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> The plan is to run it for about 1,000 miles, then dyno it. Since it's a new
> motor, new tranny, and new rear end I really want to break it in properly.
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> The body came out super. We did a frame-off. There's an awful lot of new
> stuff on the truck. At some point I'll sit down and write a complete
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> what was done. Until then, feel free to hit me with any questions.
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> Two years and two months later, I've got a 408 again. Life is good.
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> Bill White - KRC Performance
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> http://www.bionicdodge.com
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> '95 Dakota CC 4x2 - 408, 5 speed, 8 3/4
> '03 Neon R/T - no mods yet
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Checked out the updated pics last night, Bill. She looks awesome! GF likes
your blue, but still likes my red better. :P Couldn't have had better timing
for Jeff Durling to check out your hood, though. ;) Can hardly wait for more
pics and video....congrats on doing a great job!
Brett Forehand
'94 Dakota Sport CC 5.2 Auto
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